[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Hong Kong Putai Island (Updated May)

Po Toi Island is located in the southeast of Hong Kong. It is a picturesque island belonging to the Dongsha Islands. The island is not large, about 2.5 square kilometers. Famous for its clear waters and fine white sand beaches, the island is peaceful and far away from the hustle and bustle of the city, making it suitable for hiking, beach barbecues and water activities. Po Toi Island has a mountainous terrain, a magnificent coastline and clear waters, attracting many tourists who love outdoor activities. Po Toi Island’s main attractions include its stunning coastline, unique rock formations and a number of hiking trails where visitors can enjoy stunning views. In addition, there are many historical sites on the island, such as old lighthouses, fishing villages and temples, which make people feel the strong cultural atmosphere. In terms of transportation, Po Toi Island can be reached via ferry, which is very convenient. Whether it's a short weekend escape or a relaxing vacation, Po Toi Island is an ideal choice to enjoy the beauty and tranquility of nature. #Hong Kong Local Tour #100 Ways to Travel

The routes I saw on the Internet for visiting Po Toi Island all go to the four designated attractions: Buddha's Hand Rock, Monk Rock, Turtle Landing and the Lighthouse. Thanks to the guidance of the talkative and cheerful sister-in-law, we walked on a stone road (the third section) that seemed rugged but was actually naturally beautiful, with great scenery and was quite easy to walk on. At the pier, you need to walk along the coast to the starting point near the ancient temple. Walking along the coast, you will see signposts. On the left is the ancient temple, and on the right is the road up the mountain (called the third section). When you enter the third section, you will see a fork in the road. Please go left. The Tin Hau Temple is only a few steps away from the third section of the road, so we also walked over to see the temple. The road may seem rough but it is by no means difficult to walk on. Some sections with steeper slopes have iron chains for tourists to use as leverage. From time to time when you walk on the rocks, you will see this sign without words on the road section that looks like a road but is not. In fact, there are only two directions: Tin Hau Temple or the pier. It doesn’t matter if there are no words on it. There are occasional mountain roads, but most of them are stone roads. With good weather, blue sky, green water and no tall buildings, this place is so beautiful. As we continue to climb the mountain, the scenery becomes more and more open. Although we had to climb up a slope to get in the sun, my friend and I were still in high spirits. We pretended to climb up with great effort, and took photos while jumping and running. It was fun and funny. Be aware that exposure to the sun in midsummer can easily lead to heatstroke and slipping on rainy days. Standing on the top of the stone, the profile pic is first-rate. The colors of the sky, clouds and sea are so beautiful. We were afraid that we didn’t have enough time, so we didn’t go to the Sun Viewing Pavilion at the highest point and walked towards the pier. Then we went to four major scenic spots: Buddha's Hand Rock, Monk Stone, Turtle Mountain and 126 Lighthouse. The road leading to the stone carvings is currently under repair. It turns out that there is a road from the Sun Viewing Pavilion leading to the four major scenic spots. But seeing the endless stone steps, I still like the route we took today.

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Pu Tai Island, located in the Antarctic of Hong Kong, is one of my favorite Hong Kong islands😍 You can take a boat into the island at Stanley or Aberdeen Pier, but not every day there are boats entering the island, you have to see the schedule to arrange the time to enter and leave the island⛵️ I took a boat in Aberdeen last time, along the endless southern waters along the way, enjoying the blue sky and sea water🌊 Very satisfied ☀️ After getting off the white mountain path 12 Beautiful footbridge, a bit like going to Taiwan's attractions🤪 The lighthouse is really beautiful and beautiful, I can't help but take pictures💡 Then walk forward to enjoy the different shapes of big rocks and green grass 🍀 When you are tired, just sit on a big rock and look at the sea in a daze is already very enjoyable, can relax☺️ Finally, on the way back, I saw garbage on the pier, it was really heartbreaking😔 #countryside good places #offshore good places #Putai Island #winter travelogue

Transportation Tips - Take a boat from Aberdeen/Stanley Bogong Pier to Pu Tai Island Local attractions - Turtle Stone, Lighthouse, Buddha's Hand Rock, Modern Stone Sculpture There are only a few sparse boats traveling from Hong Kong Island to Putai Island every day, so the island is not very crowded, suitable for outings who want to get away from the crowds. There is only one road on Putai Island. You can see all the attractions by walking around in a round trip. In the middle of the journey, you can stand on the sea-facing rocks and feel the sea breeze, rest for a while and then go back to the dock to board the boat. The whole journey takes about 3~4 hours, suitable for all ages. #Sights Photography Guide #Local Tour #Seaside Photography Guide #Picnic Spots #Parent-Child Places #Outdoor Places

#Hong Kong Good Places The archipelago is located southeast of Shek O on Hong Kong Island. It is the second southernmost area in Hong Kong. The island further south is Tau Lo Chau. It mainly includes the five major islands of Po Toi Island, Lo Chau, Song Kong, Waglan Island, and Mok Chau as well as Sheung Si Mun. Standing on Po Toi Island, you can still see the endless South China Sea. #Hot summer destination

Hong Kong promotes tourism everywhere Last Saturday I went to Po Toi Island, which I don’t usually think about. The company's private yacht island hopping is awesome Unexpectedly, there are many non-local tourists on Po Toi Island Hong Kong's outlying islands: the charm of outdoor mountains and seas is indeed extraordinary The island's specialty, seaweed egg noodles, tasted good. The shop owner is very enthusiastic I suggest you wait until autumn to come back. You can go hiking at that time (it’s too hot in June) It's a different experience📍Address: Po Toi Island #HongKong #HongKongGoodPlaces #HongKongFood #HongKongCheck-In #HongKongOutdoor #HongKongHiking #HongKongHiking #Po Toi Island #Po Toi IslandFood #Po Toi Island Country Trail

#SpringGood Places2024 Putai Island Day Trip Route | Walk to Hong Kong "Antarctica" 3 hours relaxing round the island tour must see beautiful scenery Two starting points: Stanley and Aberdeen · Putai Island Famous Seaweed Egg Noodles · Easy Hiking Route Thousand Years Stone Carvings + Nan Tai Beach · Strange rocks and rocks

#springplace2024 We took a boat from Stanley Blake Pier to Po Toi Island for a picnic. The sky and the sea looked particularly blue in the sunny weather. Follow the circular signs on the island and walk along the hiking trail to the 126 Lighthouse, which is said to be the southernmost lighthouse in Hong Kong. The Nam Kok Tsui under the lighthouse is known as the End of the Earth in Hong Kong.

#springplace2024 Po Toi Island is located at the southern tip of Hong Kong. It is sparsely populated and has picturesque scenery. It is a good place to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. To visit this small island with an area of ​​only 3.69 square kilometers, you can take a ferry in the city. The island is dotted with strange rocks, such as the Conch Stone, Buddha's Hand Rock, and Turtle Stone, which make people marvel at the wonders of nature. There are also giant stone carvings left over from the Bronze Age, which are estimated to be more than 3,000 years old. It is absolutely a pleasant experience to explore the island easily along three criss-crossing hiking trails, feel the sea breeze, and enjoy the endless, clear and blue view of the South China Sea. If you love taking 🎬 landscape photos, you can’t miss it! 👍👍👍 Go to Po Toi Island Tuesday and Thursday Take the ferry from Aberdeen, the journey takes about 50 minutes. There is only one bus a day, which departs at 10:00 am. The Kaito Pier is located between the public landing steps at the Aberdeen waterfront and the Jumbo Pier. You can get there from the Aberdeen Bus Terminal on Hunan Street, along the pedestrian tunnel on Aberdeen Promenade Road; or walk 20 minutes from MTR Wong Chuk Hang Station. Weekends and public holidays You can take a ferry from Aberdeen to Stanley or go directly to Po Toi Island. You can also take a ferry from Stanley to Po Toi Island, the journey takes about 30 minutes. Stanley Blake Pier is close to Murray House and you can get there by walking through Stanley Plaza.

#SpringGood Places2024 Putai is a beautiful place in Hong Kong, but going here is more troublesome because there are not every day boats, and the shifts are not very frequent, but that is why there are not so many tourists on the island, and the scenery there is so beautiful that it is worth going to see! You can go there for a hike, or go there to take pictures of the meal😎👍

Po Toi Island, a lonely place under the blue sky Depart from Aberdeen or Stanley Every boat trip is a journey to the past The round-trip fare is only 50 yuan, which is like a small price of time Every Tuesday and Thursday, and Saturdays excluding public holidays Ships shuttle through the sea, carrying the weight of dreams and history From the top of Niuhu Lake to the lighthouse, every stop is a painting Every step is at the end of time Buddha's Hand Rock, Monk's Stone, Linggui Stone Sculpture of nature, art of time Everything is silent and seems particularly touching. The ancientness of the stone carvings is the result of three thousand years of wind, everything is so clear Seaweed egg noodles, the taste of the sea, the gift of the island Here, every taste bud can find a home Sunscreen and sun hat are weapons against the scorching sun There is no cover here, but every exposure is worth it Remember to check the boat schedule in advance and don’t miss this short but wonderful encounter Get your swimsuit ready and dance with this sparsely populated yet beautiful island On Po Toi Island, every moment is an eternal line of poetry Here is the TOP3 island in my heart, an irreplaceable beautiful chapter #香港 attractions #Sign up as a hotel trial sleeper in May

Po Toi Island Po Toi Island is located in the southern part of Hong Kong. From a distance on the sea, the island looks like a floating platform, hence the name Po Toi. Although small, Po Toi is of great ecological and geological value. The geology of Po Toi Island is mainly composed of granite. It was formed by volcanic activity about 140 million years ago, when magma slowly cooled and solidified deep underground. Therefore, the crystals in the rock are relatively large. The lifelike conch stone is a masterpiece of nature and is actually the product of weathering and erosion. Layers of smooth granite can be seen on the hillside of Po Toi Island. The rocks above the granite expand due to stress reduction, forming stress relief joints. Joints are cracks in the rocks, just like stacked stone mats. There are many large rocks in Hong Kong with different and strange shapes. Go explore them!

When the weather is good, you will definitely be attracted by the strange-shaped rocks 🪨 and the endless sea 🌊 when you go to Po Toi Island. There are no buildings blocking the way around. You can temporarily forget the fast pace of life in the city. It's like going to a foreign country and feeling the charm of nature. Today happened to be a nice and sunny day☀️, so I went with my daughter to Po Toi Island, the southernmost tip of Hong Kong. We took a boat from Aberdeen Pier🚢 and arrived at Po Toi Island Pier in about an hour. After getting off the boat, we walked to the left. There were fewer tourists walking with us. Starting from here, we can go around the island, and it takes a little longer. You will first arrive at the Tin Hau Temple, and then walk all the way up the mountain. The mountain path is made of rocks, with iron chains on the side for guidance and support. There are signboards along the way to remind you of the direction. Looking back at the sea view is very beautiful 🌊, the scenery is very beautiful ⛰️. There are many locations for taking photos, and every shot looks like a landscape painting. There are rocks everywhere along the way, and you will marvel at the wonders of nature. Afterwards, we passed Niu Huding and the pavilion for a short rest. Next is the journey down the mountain back to the pier. There are many steps on the way down the mountain. Halfway through, you will reach the 126 Lighthouse🤍. The white cabin is very eye-catching, forming a sharp contrast with the blue sky. Continue walking down the stairs and you will reach the Pink Bridge, which is perfect for taking photos. Walk across the bridge and you will reach the store 🫶🏽. After a hard day, a bowl of seaweed egg noodles and a glass of lemon barley water is the perfect meal🥰. The store is 10 minutes away from the pier. We checked the ferry schedule and then headed back, ending our trip to Po Toi Island. ❣️ Po Toi Island provides ferries every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday and public holidays, traveling between Aberdeen and Stanley. Please pay attention to the ferry schedule. ❣️90% of the road is not shaded, be careful of the strong sun🌞 📍Hiking around Po Toi Island Route: Pier > Tin Hau Temple > Niuhuding > 126 Lighthouse > Pink Bridge > Stone Carvings > Store > Pier Road conditions: Beginner route, with concrete roads and rocky trails Travel time: 3-4 hours Suitable for: Family, young and old👨‍👦‍👦 Ferry fare: one-way $25; round trip $50 (boarding at Aberdeen/Stanley Pier) #Greater Bay Area Attractions #Weekend Tour #HongKongGoodPlaces #HongKongHikingRoutes #Po Toi Island Country Trail #Po Toi Island Hiking

# Sign up for a hotel sleeper The boat ride takes 30 minutes from Stanley Park Pier to Pu Tai Island. The island is picturesque, however a reminder that raging storms are not good for me to go, the mountain roads on the island are all unshaded, so see the sun before heading out. The main attraction stones are mainly on the right hand side, such as the Spirit Turtle Up the Mountain, the Monk Stone, the Bao Shear Stone, and the Buddha's Hand Cliff The main route is to introduce to you: Pier - Tin Hau Temple - Hing Lo Shek - Pu Tai School - Wu's ancient house - Long Shik Pai - Stone Coffin - Niu Hu Peak Highest Point 188 meters - Sun View Pavilion - Pavilion - Monk Stone - Ling Gu Shang Shan Stone - 126 Lighthouse - Nan Kok Tsui (the southernmost tip of Hong Kong) - Buddha's Hand Rock - Mo Cliff Carvings - Pier It is recommended that you can eat a seaweed meal egg noodles or mung bean soup on the return trip, which can be said to be a specialty of the island. #familygoods #localtour #weekendtour #hongkonggoods

Pu Tai Island is known as "Hong Kong Antarctica". It is the southernmost island in Hong Kong. It enjoys the beautiful scenery of the South China Sea. The geology is mainly granite To get to Putai Island, remember to pay attention to the time and place, because the street ferry from Aberdeen to Putai Island is only available on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday and public holidays, the ferry journey takes about an hour; There are many strange rocks formed by long-term weathering on the island, many of which are known as "Hong Kong's ten most beautiful rocks". Walking along the mountain road will see many strange rocks In addition to the strange rocks, of course there is no shortage of Hong Kong's southernmost lighthouse, also the landmark of Putai Island - 126 Lighthouse, this photo spot is really a long time many people are here to take pictures😂 After the lighthouse, the next attraction is Buddha's Hand Cliff, this place is very interesting, but to take a picture with it to be careful, because whether the distance or close-up, both photo locations are some floating sand and gravel, so if you do not have a grasp do not force to come 🙈 take a picture of the cliff as a souvenir even ~ Finally down the hill, will pass Kun Kee Store, here there are two noodles to choose from, either seaweed egg noodles, or seaweed intestine egg noodles, both are very tasty, in fact, the main thing is to push his seaweed, because the usual outside buy those good Different, his seaweed will be put into the soup, eat will feel a bit crispy 😋 After eating, you can also go out to buy some Putai Island specialties as souvenirs ~ In addition to seaweed, there is also acacia tea, can brighten the eyes, lower blood pressure and blood lipids ~ 😍 Putai Island is definitely a good place away from the hustle and bustle, come here, see such a beautiful scenery, really any worries will suddenly forget all, become very relaxing, so it is very suitable for parent-child outing😍 #Putai Island #Hong Kong Offshore Tour #Pu Tai Island #Local Tour #Hong Kong Good Places #Pu Tai Island Countryside Trail #Pu Tai Island Food #Pu Tai Island Hiking

The southernmost island of Hong Kong! You can take a boat from Stanley or Aberdeen, but you need to pay attention to the sailing schedule. It is recommended to check the timetable before departure. You can hike there, there are many strange rocks and the route is easy to follow, suitable for beginners and those who are tired of hiking! Camping with multiple people, but be careful of strong winds and make sure you are warm and windproof. The most special thing is the lighthouse, which is the southernmost lighthouse in Hong Kong. Many people line up to check in, it is most worth visiting! #hiking #outlyingislands #outlyingislandsgoodplaces  #camping #hongkong #hongkonggoodplaces #po toi island

Po Toi Island in Hong Kong is a small island in Hong Kong

Po Toi Island is located at the southernmost tip of Hong Kong and is known as the "South Pole of Hong Kong". You can climb the 126 Lighthouse along the country trail to admire the endless sea horizon. In addition, you can taste the specialty of Po Toi Island - seaweed noodles. The sailing schedule is quite sparse, with only sailing on the 2nd, 4th and 6th days, so be sure to pay attention.

I don't know if you have gone to Putai Island yet, I have been camping many times, and my favorite is Putai Island, its scenery is very beautiful, there are mountains and sea, and their most famous kelp mung bean sweet soup, is must try ❤️👍🏻, that day we also watch the sunset while BBQ🥰, is very enjoyable

Po Toi Island is the South Pole of Hong Kong. It gives people a sense of the end of the world, especially when you climb to the highest point at the southern tip of Hong Kong - Po Toi Island 1.2.6 Lighthouse You can try a bowl of Po Toi Island’s famous charcoal-grilled seaweed egg noodles or kelp and mung bean paste. There are many strange rocks on Po Toi Island, and you can also camp and stargaze. It turns out that Po Toi Island is the favorite of mountain people - a journey of beautiful scenery, delicious food and geology! Transportation to Po Toi Island Take a ferry from Stanley Blake Pier to Po Toi Island, and take the Tsui Wah Ferry's ferry, the journey only takes 30 minutes. The boats from Stanley to Po Toi Island are available on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. However, the frequency is sparse and there may be many people, so it is best to arrive at the pier early. If the boat is full, you will have to wait for the next one. There is a place where you can walk down, which turns out to be a statutory monument in Hong Kong - Po Toi Rock Carvings. It is said to have a history of a thousand years, with mysterious patterns and symbols #Good Places in the Countryside #Popular Exhibitions #Local Tours #Overseas Tours #Hong Kong #Good Places in Hong Kong